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• #2902
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• #2903
My brother had his wallet returned after he was burgled recently. Whoever had broken in had gone through the wallet, taken the cash and ditched the rest. Someone found it and put it in a postbox and it turned up at his house a few days later. (Apparently that's a thing royal mail do).
In contrast to that, I dropped a wallet in the street years ago and didn't notice until later. I reported it to the police, left them a detailed description of the very distinctive wallet and my phone number. I never heard anything from the police but called them a week or so later to enquire, to be told not to call again and they'd ring me if it turned up. A few weeks later I checked the "other" messages on Facebook to see that somebody had sent me a message the day I'd lost it to say they'd found my wallet and handed it in to the police. I called the police to enquire and they told me that they'd incinerated the wallet, despite having my description of it on file and it containing my driving licence with my address on.
The moral of the story is, defund the police and give post office workers their horses and guns or something I suppose. -
• #2904
A few weeks later I checked the "other" messages on Facebook to see that somebody had sent me a message the day I'd lost it to say they'd found my wallet
That happened to me once as well!
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• #2905
It is so easy nowadays to trace someone from bank cards etc. that it surprises me how little the police staff do to trace owners.
In the days when the front desk was run 24 hrs a day by the old coppers who were too ill to be allowed out on the streets things were actually done right. They've all been replaced by civilian staff who couldn't care less what happens to anything. -
• #2906
Timber by Ke$ha and the Waka Waka song by Shakira and Ai Se Eu Te Pego by Michel telo
i learned portuguese from it
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• #2907
Greek salad
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• #2908
Waka Waka
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• #2909
Shutting the door on drivers before they can try to squeeze between you and an island.
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• #2910
You a brummie by any chance?
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• #2911
Nah, South Londoner
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• #2912
Ahh okay. Thought ‘island’ was a Birmingham colloquialism and so wasn’t sure everyone would know what you were referring to.
Seems I was wrong.
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• #2913
You are right, island is the Brum colloquialism for roundabout. I have a pet Black Country girl....
I think he was referring to those little double bollard thingies that give pedestrians an illusion of safety.
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• #2914
Ha! So I was the one that didn't get it...
I thought he was talking about not letting people onto a 'roundabout' . Now I understand - on your bike, car tries to go round you, then can't etc.... Yeah that is fun.
Ignore me, I'll leave...
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• #2915
Always interesting to learn some new words/slang
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• #2916
love putting the bins out at like 11 and its still warm enough for shorts and t shirt
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• #2917
for me, the real dream is a fully exposed penis, testicles and anus when putting the bins out
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• #2918
It feels so wrong and yet so right.
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• #2919
Still wearing a t shirt though
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• #2920
i'd probably wear 'reverse shorts'
heavily clothed except the waist-knee zone. gloves, scarf, wellies, top hat, enormous puffa jacket
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• #2921
It's what you were rocking when I dropped those brakes off, and for good reason.
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• #2922
if i've paid to hire the outfit i may as well get my money's worth
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• #2923
Summer pudding
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• #2924
neil young
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• #2925
A hardboiled egg
Such a simple pleasure
I'll get your coat